GeorgiaGirl
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Ouch! 'No special amenities?' Ouch again. Now I feel like the cheap place down the street...no wonder business was down this year.As a newbie on this board, I don't know any of your inns, so for what it's worth, here's my take on your descriptions:
A comfy B&B near Ashland University: I think of small, homestay type of B&B with "lace and teddy bear" type of decor. When I asked my husband what he thought, his comment was "Grandma's house"
1886 Victorian B&B newly remodeled for your enjoyment and relaxation, located in the heart of Manitou Springs, CO.: A victorian B&B with modern bathrooms in the middle of a town. My personal experience with Victorians is that the rooms are small and there are a lot of lacy doiles, wallpapers & antique furnishings.
A newly-built wine-country themed bed and breakfast located in a cluster of wineries 6.5 miles from Charlottesville, 2.5 miles from Monticello, and 4 miles from Ashlawn-Highland and Michie Tavern: A modern building decorated with vinyard motifs, picturesque landscapes of vinyards. It's too much info about how many milesL to each town. Can you find a way to describe your wine region location instead of being so specific about mileage?
Cozy lodging close to shopping in (mytown, mystate):A small homey B&B (see "comfy" above) with no special amenities, but is good if your intention is to just have a place to stay while visiting your town to shop.
"Five beautifully appointed guest rooms, two historic properties in (my city, town), one great B&B experience!": Luxurious, spacious rooms, lots of amenities, interesting historic buildings and an innkeeper that's confident that if you stay there you'll have a great experience. This phrase has a very positive feel..
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What about something like:Bree said:Ouch! 'No special amenities?' Ouch again. Now I feel like the cheap place down the street...no wonder business was down this year.
Historic home situated in a small town with a big city feel. Minutes to several colleges, lighthouses and of course, the ocean - Welcome Home!